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Verifies academic citations against real databases (Semantic Scholar, CrossRef, Europe PMC). Identifies fake or suspicious citations in research text.
| name | ReviewerAgent (Anti-Hallucination) |
| description | Verifies academic citations against real databases (Semantic Scholar, CrossRef, Europe PMC). Identifies fake or suspicious citations in research text. |
| author | BioDockify Team |
| version | 1.0.0 |
This skill provides an automated peer-review layer for research content generated by AI. It prevents hallucinations by ensuring every citation maps to a real academic paper.
[Author, Year] and DOI citations.from agent_zero.skills.reviewer_agent import get_reviewer_agent
reviewer = get_reviewer_agent()
# Verify a research summary
report = reviewer.verify_citations("Recent work [Selkoe, 1991] confirms amyloid hypothesis.")
print(f"Integrity Score: {report['integrity_score']}%")
writing and submission phases.verify_citations tool in the orchestrator.Recommends the best journals for an academic paper. Use this skill whenever an author wants to know where to submit their paper, asks for journal suggestions, wants to find suitable journals for their research, or asks "which journal should I submit to". Takes the paper abstract or full manuscript, gathers the author's preferences via interactive buttons, evaluates the quality and scope of the work, then produces an exhaustive ranked list of suitable journals drawn exclusively from the Scopus and WoS indexed journal database bundled with this skill. Enriches each recommendation with live metrics (IF, CiteScore, SJR, quartile) fetched from Scimago, JCR, and publisher pages. Delivers a formatted PDF report. Always trigger this skill — do not attempt journal recommendations without it.
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